I need to substitute one regular expression for another with sed or another command line tool: ,4 --->,4) ,15 ---> ,15)
I am struggling to find the proper way to do this with sed. I tried the following which works for 1 digit but can't seem to be extended to 2 digits (so fine for 1st line above but not second):
sudo sed 's/,\([0-9]\)/,\1)/g' filename
So then I tried the following for 2 digits:
sudo sed 's/,\([0-9]([0-9]?\)/,\1)/g' filename
This didn't do anything - the file remained unchanged, though I did not receive an error message. What is the proper way to search for one required digit and a second optional digit and then move them both into the replacement text? I still need to accomplish this:
,15 ---> ,15)
Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
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